Scotgold Resources Ltd raised £1.5 million before expenses via a placing of 2,142,857 depositary interests of no par value in the company at a price of 70p per new ordinary share. Bridge Barn Ltd, a company owned and controlled by Scotgold’s chairman, Nathaniel (Nat) le Roux, will provide additional debt funding of £500,000 if required.
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Reabold to sell 50% CLNs to fund Victory draft FDP
Reabold Resources plc will sell half of the convertible loan notes (CLNs) in investee Corallian Energy Ltd to help fund a draft field development plan for the Victory gas field, West of Shetland. MONETISATION The sale is to “a group of strategic investors” in exchange for £500,000 cash, with Reabold retaining £500,000 of the CLNs. […]
Red Rock receives £1m via placing
Red Rock Resources plc has raised £1 million by way of placing 95,238,095 new ordinary shares of 0.01 pence each in the company at a price of 1.05p per share. The company plans to issue non-transferable warrants, with a life of two years and an exercise price of 2 pence, to subscribers to the placing […]
Europa to raise £2m via placing-broker option
Europa Oil & Gas (Holdings) plc has conditionally raised £2 million through a placing and broker option. The company conditionally raised £1.5 million (before expenses), through the issue of a total of 115,384,616 new ordinary shares at a price of 1.3 pence per placing share. Europa has also granted a broker option to conditionally raise up to a […]
Condor Gold raises £28,546 through warrant exercise
Condor Gold plc today announced it had received £28,546 following notices to exercise the remaining warrants issued by the company in February 2019. PRIVATE PLACEMENT The company issued 92,083 new ordinary shares with a nominal value of 20p each in the capital of the company at a subscription price of 31p per share. In February […]
Condor Gold raises £18,600 through warrant exercise
Condor Gold plc has raised £18,600 following the exercise of warrants to issue 60,000 new ordinary shares with a nominal value of 20p each in the capital of the company at a subscription price of 31p per share.